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Install GE freezer parts after repair. Urgent. Please help

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I need to find out which screws go with which part to install in the freezer section of a GE refrigerator model PSS26SGPASS. I am 80 yrs old and need to have this refrigerator back working after I installed the evaporator fan motor. My wife has 4th stage lung cancer and can’t afford to catch the corona virus. Thank you if someone can send me a service manual.

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Best way would be to watch youtube videos from one of the online appliance parts web pages. Service manuals don't have that level of detail. During disassembly lay the screws out in a pattern to aid in reassemby.

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